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USAID Lays Off 1,600, Places Remaining Staff on Leave After Trump's Foreign Aid Freeze
Following President Trump's executive order freezing foreign aid, the USAID announced the layoff of 1,600 US-based employees and placed almost all remaining staff on administrative leave, impacting its $42.8 billion budget and causing shock among international NGOs.
USAID Lays Off 1,600, Places Remaining Staff on Leave After Trump's Foreign Aid Freeze
Following President Trump's executive order freezing foreign aid, the USAID announced the layoff of 1,600 US-based employees and placed almost all remaining staff on administrative leave, impacting its $42.8 billion budget and causing shock among international NGOs.
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40% Bias Score
Merz Wins German Election Amidst AfD Surge
Germany's snap election resulted in a victory for Friedrich Merz's conservative CDU/CSU with 208 seats, while the far-right AfD secured 152 seats, becoming the second-largest party; the election was triggered by the collapse of the prior governing coalition in November and was heavily influenced by ...
Merz Wins German Election Amidst AfD Surge
Germany's snap election resulted in a victory for Friedrich Merz's conservative CDU/CSU with 208 seats, while the far-right AfD secured 152 seats, becoming the second-largest party; the election was triggered by the collapse of the prior governing coalition in November and was heavily influenced by ...
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52% Bias Score
Qatar's Funding Fuels Antisemitism on US Campuses
Qatar's \$6 billion investment in US universities over the past decade has fostered antisemitism and pro-Hamas sentiment on campuses, leading to demonstrations and harassment, prompting calls for stricter regulations on foreign funding.
Qatar's Funding Fuels Antisemitism on US Campuses
Qatar's \$6 billion investment in US universities over the past decade has fostered antisemitism and pro-Hamas sentiment on campuses, leading to demonstrations and harassment, prompting calls for stricter regulations on foreign funding.
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68% Bias Score
Disputed Palestinian Evacuation Figures Highlight Israeli Government Divisions
Israel's Defense Minister Katz announced the evacuation of roughly 40,000 Palestinians from the northern West Bank since January 21, a figure disputed by the IDF, which estimates 13,000-14,000; this discrepancy has raised concerns about potential war crimes and further escalation of the conflict.
Disputed Palestinian Evacuation Figures Highlight Israeli Government Divisions
Israel's Defense Minister Katz announced the evacuation of roughly 40,000 Palestinians from the northern West Bank since January 21, a figure disputed by the IDF, which estimates 13,000-14,000; this discrepancy has raised concerns about potential war crimes and further escalation of the conflict.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration Cuts 1600 USAID Jobs, Drastically Reducing Global Aid
The Trump administration, under the direction of Elon Musk, is cutting 1600 USAID jobs in the US and placing almost all international staff on paid leave, shrinking the agency from roughly 10,000 employees to 290, drastically impacting global humanitarian aid after a federal court approved the cuts.
Trump Administration Cuts 1600 USAID Jobs, Drastically Reducing Global Aid
The Trump administration, under the direction of Elon Musk, is cutting 1600 USAID jobs in the US and placing almost all international staff on paid leave, shrinking the agency from roughly 10,000 employees to 290, drastically impacting global humanitarian aid after a federal court approved the cuts.
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56% Bias Score
USAID to Lay Off 1,600 Employees, Place Most Staff on Leave
The USAID will lay off 1,600 US-based employees and place the majority of its remaining staff on administrative leave starting February 23, 2025, as part of a government-wide reform aimed at reducing its global workforce by 97%, following accusations of fraud and corruption by President Trump.
USAID to Lay Off 1,600 Employees, Place Most Staff on Leave
The USAID will lay off 1,600 US-based employees and place the majority of its remaining staff on administrative leave starting February 23, 2025, as part of a government-wide reform aimed at reducing its global workforce by 97%, following accusations of fraud and corruption by President Trump.
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52% Bias Score
Heavy VSU Losses in DNR as Ulakly and Novoandreevka Liberated
Russian forces liberated Ulakly and Novoandreevka in the DNR, inflicting heavy losses on Ukrainian forces, including the destruction of numerous armored vehicles, artillery, and ammunition depots, totaling an estimated 700-800 casualties.
Heavy VSU Losses in DNR as Ulakly and Novoandreevka Liberated
Russian forces liberated Ulakly and Novoandreevka in the DNR, inflicting heavy losses on Ukrainian forces, including the destruction of numerous armored vehicles, artillery, and ammunition depots, totaling an estimated 700-800 casualties.
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64% Bias Score
European Leaders Visit Kyiv Amidst Concerns Over U.S. Policy Shift on Ukraine
European and Canadian leaders visited Kyiv on the third anniversary of Russia's invasion to show support for Ukraine amid a recent shift in U.S. policy under President Trump, causing concern among Ukraine's European allies, who are planning an emergency EU summit to discuss the new environment.
European Leaders Visit Kyiv Amidst Concerns Over U.S. Policy Shift on Ukraine
European and Canadian leaders visited Kyiv on the third anniversary of Russia's invasion to show support for Ukraine amid a recent shift in U.S. policy under President Trump, causing concern among Ukraine's European allies, who are planning an emergency EU summit to discuss the new environment.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Appoints Right-Wing Pundit as FBI Deputy Director
Donald Trump announced that Dan Bongino, a right-wing pundit and former New York City police officer and Secret Service agent, will be the next deputy director of the FBI, a decision that has raised concerns among FBI agents about the agency's independence and leadership.
Trump Appoints Right-Wing Pundit as FBI Deputy Director
Donald Trump announced that Dan Bongino, a right-wing pundit and former New York City police officer and Secret Service agent, will be the next deputy director of the FBI, a decision that has raised concerns among FBI agents about the agency's independence and leadership.
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64% Bias Score
Trump's NATO Threat: Potential US Withdrawal and European Response
Donald Trump's demand for NATO members to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP and potential US troop withdrawal from Europe threatens NATO's stability, prompting discussions on the alliance's future and a potential shift in global power dynamics.
Trump's NATO Threat: Potential US Withdrawal and European Response
Donald Trump's demand for NATO members to increase defense spending to 5% of GDP and potential US troop withdrawal from Europe threatens NATO's stability, prompting discussions on the alliance's future and a potential shift in global power dynamics.
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68% Bias Score
DeepSeek Fuels Chinese Asset Surge, US Indices Fall
Global enthusiasm for China's DeepSeek AI is causing a surge in Chinese asset prices, marked by significant capital moving from US markets to Hong Kong and mainland China, contrasting with substantial losses in US indices on Friday; analysts predict further growth in Chinese equities.
DeepSeek Fuels Chinese Asset Surge, US Indices Fall
Global enthusiasm for China's DeepSeek AI is causing a surge in Chinese asset prices, marked by significant capital moving from US markets to Hong Kong and mainland China, contrasting with substantial losses in US indices on Friday; analysts predict further growth in Chinese equities.
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40% Bias Score
Gaza Ceasefire Jeopardized by Israel's Prisoner Release Decision
Israel's refusal to release 620 Palestinian prisoners, as agreed in a January ceasefire deal, has jeopardized the truce, prompting Hamas to threaten to halt negotiations and Israel to declare readiness to resume fighting in Gaza; the US supports Israel's position.
Gaza Ceasefire Jeopardized by Israel's Prisoner Release Decision
Israel's refusal to release 620 Palestinian prisoners, as agreed in a January ceasefire deal, has jeopardized the truce, prompting Hamas to threaten to halt negotiations and Israel to declare readiness to resume fighting in Gaza; the US supports Israel's position.
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44% Bias Score
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